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ZoneControl:Thermostat - Move field N1 above extensible fields. - #11822
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| CurArgs = CurArgs + 1 | ||
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| nodiff=.false. | ||
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| ThermostatSetpoint:DualSetpoint, !- Control 1 Object Type | ||
| Thermostat Setpoint Dual Setpoint 1, !- Control 1 Name | ||
| , !- Control 2 Object Type | ||
| , !- Control 2 Name | ||
| , !- Control 3 Object Type | ||
| , !- Control 3 Name | ||
| , !- Control 4 Object Type | ||
| , !- Control 4 Name | ||
| 0; !- Temperature Difference Between Cutout And Setpoint {deltaC} | ||
| ; !- Control 4 Name |
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Here's a last field that was moved and looks correct.
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@rraustad. The regression results here look good. |
| INTEGER :: AlphaNumI | ||
| REAL :: SaveNumber | ||
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| CHARACTER(len=10) :: ZoneControlInputField='Thermostat' |
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Need to clean up these new vars (lines 81 and 124) that aren't needed now.
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@rraustad should we add a note to src/Transition/InputRulesFiles/Rules26-2-0-to-27-1-0.md ? |
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Interesting that the slab and basement files are the only ones throwing the idf diffs in 5 files when clearly there were hundreds of idfs that changed. |
Yeah, I guess I sort of glanced past that point... let me think about that. |
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It's because for slab and basement tests, we copy the expanded in.idf from the after pre-processor runs over to the run directory. EnergyPlus/cmake/RunSimulation.cmake Lines 100 to 101 in 8ccd723 For regular tests, we provide the path to the branch's IDF files that are sourced in the repo. EnergyPlus/cmake/RunSimulation.cmake Line 21 in 8ccd723 EnergyPlus/cmake/RunSimulation.cmake Line 230 in 8ccd723 This makes sense to me. |
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Thanks @rraustad. I believe this one is likely ready. |
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Thanks @rraustad. Merging. |

Pull request overview
Description of the purpose of this PR
New field added to end of ZoneControl:Thermosat causes issues with front end GUIs.
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